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• How to have SATA drives connected to an Intel RAID controller as removable drives

  HI: we have a Supermicro Server with controller series Intel C600 and we would like to use some of their drives and ports as removable devices, to allow to copy media from one server to another. I mean:

  -The controller has 4 ports with 4 disk on each, in total 16 records

  -The first 4 ports will remain the same, not removable (BONES in Raid 1, media in Raid 0)

  -Other ports (2-4) will be used with SATA SSDS, and we need to delete them via Eject hardware (such as a hard drive attached) and then be able to attach them on the backup server to read the media.

  As far as I know, there is a DWORD I maybe need to add in the registry, but some help would be more than welcome to solve this problem.

  It is the opposite, to not allow the HARD drive to be ejected.

  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\asahci64\Controller0\Channel0]
  "TreatAsInternalPort"=dword:00000001
  
  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\asahci64\Controller0\Channel1]
  "TreatAsInternalPort"=dword:00000001
  

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello Felipe.

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft community.

  The question will be better suited to the audience of professionals on the TechNet forums.

  I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet forums.

  TechNet Forum
  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Note: Serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/back-up-registry#1TC=Windows-7

  Thank you

• The RAID controller compatibility

  Hi I just bought a new system and intend to use a RAID controller to configure a RAID array.

  The controller that is available is ""Intel RS25DB080"." I've never done this before so to start I wanted to ask you how can I check if it is compatible with my x 99 Deluxe motherboard?

  (he did not appear on the page that mentions the compatible products: Specifications of RS25DB080 for the Intel® RAID controller)

  Secondly, it would be possible to set up several RAID arrays using a single controller? that is, if I want to do a table composed of 3 disks and another 3 more I have to buy an extra card?

  Also if this controller is not compatible what other controller I'll buy? And what exactly what I look for in a RAID controller if I'm looking for one? (Currently I just check to see if it's a SATA or SAS controller)

  So, basically, do not know much about the RAID needs your help, thank you!

  Generally if you are serious about RAID for the only real video editing solution is arec, because you will need 3 RAID or Raid 6.  There are a number of X 99 different systems with the Areca RAID card installed I am owner of a BOW 1883i, which works very well in my x 99 motherboard, I have it configured with 7 discs each RAID 3 Samsung 840 Pro I probably will be getting rid of it I can get nearly the same results with a SSD of unique m2.  In my old age, I went basic/simple rather than exotic.

• SuperMicro RAID Intel C612 controller

  I am looking at a SuperMicro server and I want to say until I talk to my dealer again. I'm not finding the controller Intel C612 RAID on the VMware HCL. I see that SuperMicro says "it is supported", but I think that it is only supported as a disk controller and not a RAID controller. Can someone check?

  C612 is Intel-chipset containing rest (rapid storage technology). Support is the card mother and chipset, same-sata ports, but not this "raid controller". Basically, it's a fake (aka the bios software-, pseudo-) raid, and these are usually not supported with ESXi. Even if you create the table, ESXi will see individual disks. Forget this shit and me raid controller hardware true good for ESXi, with built-in cache and power loss protection.

• Portege M800 - point of exclamation on SCSI RAID Controller driver

  I had installed XP on my Portege M800. And it works properly.
  One thing that bothers me is the exclamation point on the SCSI and RAID controller in the Device Manager tab.
  XP says that no drivers have been installed.

  Need help to sweep the Exclamation marks or what driver should I install?
  Thank you

  RAID SCSI on a laptop? : eek:

  Try the Intel Matrix Storage Manager for the Toshiba Site.

• Updated intel RAID drivers without losing the RAID 0

  Can I install the latest drivers from "ICH8R/etc/PCH SATA RAID controller" Inter without losing my current RAID.  I know that there is "UPDATE" in drivers... just did during the shutdown/restart installation?

  Hi KenMcC,

  Yes, you can install this update. Hardware updates are not installed automatically. Need to manually install these updates. Updates are correctly configured only when you restart the system after their application.

  Before applying this update, we recommend that you contact the support team of Intel to know the features of this update.
  Visit: http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support?iid=hdr+support

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• HP 350 G1: Intel RAID driver but...

  System: HP 350 G1, BIOS F.12, Win7 Pro x 64, drive HARD 750 GB mSata mS200 Kingston SSD 120 GB, 8 GB of RAM

  OS on SSD (boot pertition), bur also HDD data partition system.

  Mobile Intel Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller v. 13.6.0.1002

  

  

  Tools for the performance of SSD fresh optimazing and Abelssoft SSD and report SSD Tweak:

  

  

  I'm confused, I'm running in IDE mode?

  The NCQ and the TOPPINGS are on doesn't mean that I'm running in AHCI mode?

  How will I know?

  

  What do I need to change in the BIOS (what?), or what I need to make changes in Windows (registry)?

  Thank you

  Hello:

  There is no way you can activate the AHCI in the BIOS for this drive.

  The only thing you need to do is to install the latest driver/software Intel RST that supports completely SSD on the RAID drives mode including trim from the link below.  Third file listed.

  You can ignore these reports because there is nothing you can do about it and no need to.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/24779/Intel-rapid-storage-technology-Intel-RST-RAID-driver

  I hope someday, device manufacturers will be re - write these programs to not report problems on any PC with a 7 series Intel chipset or newer, when the disc is in RAID mode.

  The hard drive is set to AHCI by default.

  I wanted to put a regular SSD instead of hard drive in my G1 of 350 HP, but I can't figure out how to get out the disc.  It does not move.

  Manuals says to release the cable and lift up the drive.  With what?  I tried with both hands and it is stuck fast.

  I didn't want to damage, so I put this project on hold for now until someone post a YouTube video on how to remove the drive.

• During the 5.5 ESXi installation VMFS paratiton detects not for installtion raid controller

  Hello

  I try to install ESXi on Fujitsu RX200 Fijitsu equipped S8 Intel controller to scrub (new edition) installation that I try to install the VMFS disk raid 1 created of 500 GB

  I get a screen that shows no space and I can't install it further.

  Is my question there a way to install it and provide the controller before or during the boot with ESXi 5.5 driver

  Please advice

  Thank you

  Intel C600 is taken in charge, but only in the disk controller. NO raid-controller. C600 is Intel chipset. It is not dedicated hw-raid controller...

• Intel RAID Option ROM

  I tried to get ESXi 3.5 update 4 is installed on my Dell Dimersion 8400 and have encountered a problem with my RAID controller.

  A few statistics:

  Chipset: Intel 925 X

  RAID controller: 82801FR (ICH6R)

  Hard drives: 1 TB 2xSATA

  Given that ESX is not taken in the way Windows RAID support not I changed the setting in the BIOS to explicitly enable RAID (as opposed to deduction if there is a signature).  This allowed me to enter the Intel Application Acceleration RAID ROM (v4.0) option where I could create a RAID1 array with my hard drives.

  After you have created the RAID1 array installation ESX failed (he had worked without any active RAID).  I've updated the BIOS and that seems to have fixed (no more panic: no bootable sector or similar error messages).

  However, I don't know if my RAID array does not work correctly.  ESX shows only a single default data store, but it does not find the second hard drive.  My thought was that with material creating a table that ESX would only see a 'hard drive '.  The truth in my opinion?

  Anyone has any ideas on how to test the table?  I guess trying to start individually on each disc?

  Make me more comfortable, it's info pages Intel Application Acceleration RAID on intel.com explicitly that it does not support a list of Linux/Unix O / its.

  I guess I'm looking for ideas or advice on the best configuration for ESX RAID1 with my Intel chipset.  Perhaps a RAID PCI controller?  Any advice is welcome.

  Almost all Intel RAID chipsets are really just a software raid implemented in the driver.  ESX sees these as separate drives.

  No really no way around it.

  -Matt

  VCP, vExpert, Unix Geek

• T130 PowerEdge RAID controller onboard or get a card?

  Finally, we got a budget to replace our entire PoS system and got a PowerEdge T130 to replace our T110. What I'm not clear on the RAID controller embedded - is it only the software, hardware or some hybrids; and what are the levels of RAID support? The existing facility is with SATA AHCI and RAID1 controllers in Windows Server 2008 R2 value.

  Our range of SSD in our existing server still in excellent condition, so I want to migrate it on when I'm done configures OS and PoS software. Should I go into BIOS, set up the RAID controller and see what levels he'll give me or I'd better use the physical map of the T110 in the T130? The T110 is currently using a PERC S300 card with 4 SSD in RAID10. Alternatively, can anyone point me to a better RAID card for this server which would do well to RAID10? I shortly before the system goes into the production environment, so I want to change my hardware now while I still can.

  It is only the second build of the full server that I have used in the past 6 years. Would like to hear the thoughts of anyone T130, RAID, etc. Finally, moving into the world of 64-bit, thank God.

  htc2010

  Finally, moving into the world of 64-bit, thank God.

  Welcome to 2009! (Sorry, I understand the difficulties from old tech in some organizations, I do).

  htc2010

  Finally, we got a budget to replace our entire PoS system and got a PowerEdge T130 to replace our T110. What I'm not clear on the RAID controller embedded - is it only the software, hardware or some hybrids; and what are the levels of RAID support?

  Software only - it is based on the Intel RAID chipset and supports RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 10 volumes and non-RAID. It should be avoided.

  htc2010

  The existing facility is with SATA AHCI and RAID1 controllers in Windows Server 2008 R2 value.

  This is what should be done with the integrated RAID controller (S130 - off and mirrored in the operating system instead - IF hardware RAID, which is preferable, is not checked).

  htc2010

  Should I go into the BIOS, change the RAID controller and see what levels he will give me

  Still once, I you would recommend against the use of the S130, AND you can't replace non-RAID RAID on the fly. It would require reinstallation or backup/restore.

  htc2010

  or I'd better use the physical map of the T110 in the T130? The T110 is currently using a PERC S300 card with 4 SSD in RAID10. Alternatively, can anyone point me to a better RAID card for this server which would do well to RAID10?

  The S300, while only slightly better than the S130, is not supported in the T130. I would recommend the H730 or the H330 if you absolutely cannot spend the money for the H730 (they are cheaper suppliers that Dell directly). The two become RAID 10. The H330 will give you about the performance of your S300. If none of them are selected, I'd go with what you vascular (the S130 is your only other option 'supported', and it's garbage). If this system is heavily used, I highly recommend, but if the H730 moderately or less software RAID is fine (you have SSD in the new configuration, I take it...).

• Z640 Workstation: z640 RAID controller drivers

  Hello everyone, I'm having a hard time finding the drivers for this device: RAID controller. I've included a picture, someone please help!

  

  Hello:

  Yes, this is the info I was looking for...

  I zipped and attached to the driver that you are interested in below.

  Download and uncompress the file in its folder.

  Don't do anything with the files in the folder.

  Go to Device Manager and click on the RAID controller requiring driver.

  Click the driver tab.  Click on set to update driver.

  Select her browse my computer for driver software option and navigate to the driver folder, that you unzipped.

  Make sure that the include subfolders is selected and the driver should install.

  Then restart the PC.

• Qosmio F50 series contains RAID controller?

  Hello

  I am looking for a new computer laptop Toshiba and understood on this forum that Satellite P300 series does not have a RAID controller :-(
  To make it short: did the series Qosmio F50 got a RAID Controller? Is it possible to rotate the 2 HDD in RAID 0?

  Hello

  > Qosmio F50 series you have a RAID controller?

  No, as I know the Qosmio F50 series doesn t supports the RAID controller.
  It supports a simple SATA controller but not the RAID and so you cannot use RAID-0.

  Good bye

• Qosmio F30: Need 64-bit driver for RAID controller

  Can someone help me?
  Please, I beg you!
  I have a Qosmio F-30.
  Where can I find 64-bit raid controller driver?

  Is there somewhere?
  Please, help me!

  Unfortunately, the 64-bit XP drivers are very rare and on the Toshiba driver page, you will find everything.
  Perhaps because Toshiba is not liberating all computers laptops equipped of XP 64-bit operating system.
  See only one way to find one; Google for 64 bit driver s David and maybe you succeed

  Good luck

• ESX4i does not see the RAID controller card

  I install the ESX4 and the ESXi4. Considering that ESX sess card RAID controller, ESXi4 will not work. I was wondering if there was a solution to this?

  Memory I don't remember ESXi4 support adding additional drivers (unlike ESX4 Installer) but I was wondering if I climbed to U1 ESX4i, that would help. Or is just "not supported"?

  Concerning

  Mike Landry

  www.RTFM-Ed.co.uk

  My problem has been resolved by the way of the ESXi 4.0 to ESXi 4.0 Update 1... which includes a driver update...

  I managed to ESXi in order to run from a USB key on the servers, but found the previous day, and DPM mode did not work properley. While he was going to suspend the ESX box very well, the machine just and seems to lose its settings to boot PXE boot - regardless of what I did with the BIOS...

  I found ESX4i U1 to install on the physical disk is more reliable...

  Concerning

  Mike

• Via cx700/vx700 raid controller's driver problem

  Hello

  I'm having a problem with my dvd player. Via cx700/vx700 raid controller's driver problem

  Thank you

  Hello

  What operating system is installed on the computer?

  Your question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the Technet Forum. You can follow the link to your question:

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